[jeff19]

Anyone know where I can buy this?

https://chowtimes.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/landmark-hotpot-3.jpg

They serve it at Landmark Hotpot, about $20 per dish for 8 balls or something.

There is a store that apparently sells direct to Landmark, but I've forgotten the name/location. FailFish

[Spoon]

Not sure if they're the suppliers. But I use to buy them at the fish store close to where e-canteen use to be.

[fliptuner]

Enlighten us on what Yu Fu is.

[jeff19]

It's not your regular fish tofu, its some sort of fish puff coated with oil, and inside is a bit of fish paste. Apparently the whole thing is made with fish. I had it for the first time this weekend and was pretty mindblow. A must try lol

[jeff19]

Not sure if they're the suppliers. But I use to buy them at the fish store close to where e-canteen use to be.

Yes that's the one haha.

[Drow]

Fcking reported

[winson604]

You can buy it pretty much anywhere that sells bot pot stuff even t and t carries it.

[m3thods]

The best ones I've had were from a place at this address in Richmond. I couldn't read the awning as I'm not Chinese and I'm not sure if they're still there but here's the address:

145-8191 Westminster Hwy (just a block east of East of 3 Road)

[6793026]

To be honest; there are two different thing here.

1) what you're looking at is a dried version of 魚腐; put it in hot pot = soft again.
2) the original version is 魚腐; which comes from my home town (順德) in China.
順德 is famous for being close by the waters = very good with fish, seafood and cooking.

http://static.flickr.com/41/114058400_7b8d735721.jpg
Being a rural area, with tons of fish and no refrigeration; they used fish meat + eggs to deep fry (super low heat) making it very very fluffy; 2 cups + 12 eggs just to give you a perspective

You can get it's actually at every T&T and every Chinese grocery store. It's not the real deal but what the heck.

There is actually no real 魚腐 (being sold) in GVRD.

[HonestTea]

The landmark ones are pretty good. Wouldn't mind knowing where they get it or something comparable to hot pot at home with.

[TOPEC]

Not sure if they're the suppliers. But I use to buy them at the fish store close to where e-canteen use to be.

^ this is the place to buy it from, not cheap tho. it's like $30 for 1/2lb, but it is the best ones i've had. dont bother with the supermarkets ones as they're shit and expensive.

[MG1]

Enlighten us on what Yu Fu is.

FU YU

gulolol..........